AGANU'U FA’ASAMOA 101 BRISBANE VASEGA #1 CLASS 2016 Beginner's Sessions
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2016
- "I am so scared, so nervous, I honestly want to jump back in the car and go back home." (Student: Day One)
Amazing what you can do in 6 days when you ask for God's guidance.
Epiphany Pacific Trust - Aganu'u Fa'asamoa 101 are very grateful to have worked with such an awesome and passionate group in Brisbane, Australia. Special acknowledgements to our hosts Ray Maninoa and his siblings Ofeira and Jane. To our Chief, our Orator Tofā Auimatagi Samoa Setefano and Tausi Ilaisa Vitaliano Setefano, thank you for your hospitality and accommodation over the past 7days. Special mention to Logan Law for sponsoring this event. Your support for your community speaks volumes.
Thank you also to Logan Samoan Advisory Council and Woodridge High school for the venue and support. Thank you also to Susuga Fa'afeagaiga Perelini and his autalavou for hosting our 'live umu session' for our vasega.
Final congratulations and huge fa'afetai to our Vasega #1 Brisbane, Australia. We are all very PROUD and grateful to have worked alongside you all. Thank you for taking on this challenge. Your passion and love for our Aganu'u Fa'asamoa is inspiring. Time to continue this journey serving our families and our Ekalesia's by #payingItForward.
As our uso Misa said, "this is one long day after the other this whole week but was worth every ounce of effort put in by my BrisbanG Aganu'u Faasamoa 101 class#1. If there ever was a Samoa week, this was it! Viiga sili mo le Atua mo le auala ua fa'asino mo I matou. Thank God for showing us a road to help lead others back to him".
This is #NewEVANGELIZATION.
#SamoaMoSamoa
For any further enquiries or interests to join the next class in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Auckland or Wellington, please contact us on aganuunz101@gmail.com
#PayItForward
#NewEVANGELIZATION
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Please, please, please if we can have a detailed course like this one here in America. A lot of the youth would really appreciate this. Knowledge to the soul and pride from the heart.
Hi there. Yes we have a team of people working on getting us there in 2017. Funding is the challenge for us but if you can help in any way please email us and we will put you in touch with our team in the US. God willing we will see you soon.
OMG!!! PLEASE TO YOU THE TRUTH, TACOMA WASHINGTON is FULL of Samoans. Not just Tacoma but even Seattle Washington. you will have a FULL CLASS!! and people will pay as well!!!!!! Samoans here are EAGER and WILLING to learn!! please keep us Updated.
Tyler Mauga
Tyler, 8 months later we did it!
Ou te fiafia I le aganuu o samoa 🇼🇸 ❤Olo’o Ou A’oa’oina pea gagana samoa mo tasi masina ❤
Please we need this in the US. Our youth out here really need this . To learn our Aganuu Faasamoa and understand the importance of our culture
Great leaders make great followers who become great leaders. God bless
Love it. Malo lava
😮 aww this is great! Do you come to Auckland? Or do you know of a program like this in Auckland ?
omg i would love to join this class one day to learn more about my culture ofa atu guys 💙❤
Love love love it
matagofie le polokalame faafetai ua a'e se tofa ia oulua ua faasoa ile poto masani ole fefaasoaa'i ole taleni i uso ma tuagane , maligi lava o'u loimata ile vaai atu ile maoa'e o le tauamafaiga. ia foai atu le Atua malosi ma le oa o mafaufauga aua le a'otauina o tagatanuu oloo fia saiiliili pea le loloto ole aganu'u. "E le tauilo lava tama a Tausala" ia sapasapaia ma uumau pea le tatou aganuu aua nei mou atu. E fotuai mai suiga ae le mafai ai ona sui ai le faavae ole aganuu SAMOA GOD BLESS XX
Faafetai mo lau tapuaiga.
I love this!!
well done uncle
Can u guys come to Washington pls... We could use a Samoa 101
Melanie Penitusi if they came to Seattle I would gladly travel up there from Utah to learn my roots
Mike Laumua I know ... We so need this... I move up here since 2009.. My Faasamoa is slowly fade it away😩😩😩 very sad ...
Talofa Melanie. Definitely! We're working on it with a great team of people there in USA.
Mary Autagavaia okay ThankYou so much . I can always spread the words n get people together. When the time comes. Faafekai tali mana'o
Mary Autagavaia SLC has a lot of Samoans an afkasis
Mean!
We need here in Upper Hutt
Talofa Arel. At the moment we only have arrangements for classes to be held in Porirua. We are expecting to be in Wellington again in Feb 2017. Please keep an eye out for our FB posts where we make the regstration announcements.
Mary Autagavaia mamao kele porirua Ma Wellington. Lol.
Faafetai mary.
Oi Kalofae...o le olaga gei e leai se mea e maua ma le filemu...
The problem with these classes, the learners will only know how to talk in the Faa-matai or Faa-faleupolu language but they cannot talk properly in the Samoan everyday language. Like how we learn the Gagana Samoa in primary school. I heard a few NZ born who can talk with the gagana faa-matai from what they learnt in classes but (I shall call it the BASICS) they cannot talk i le gagana o aso uma. To me, it's awful because you don't talk with the gagana faa-matai at all the time, only when there's a faalavelave etc.
Yeah youre right, they don't even understand what Aganu'u Fa'a-Samoa means, that's the problem even the Tutors they don't even pronnounce words probably how's that work out ? trying to teach someone to learn something where you can't say it probably is a laugh. I don't call this as Basics I will call this ! " It's a Joke
As a Maori, I very well understand what you mean. There are many aspects to the teaching of 'te reo' and 'maoritanga' that I do not like and which are not being taught to our children - basic things: proper pronunciation of the language; good manners; being well dressed; Christian prayer and values; poorly-trained tutors who do not speak good Maori or English, hence the children will end up not speaking either language well. I am in the minority - the silent minority - but that's the way it goes!
E leai so'u lagona ou te tautala se'i tulou, fa'aponapona pe fa'atauagavale i le galuega fita o lo'o feagai ma ia fo'i Tamali'i o le Atunu'u, 'ao le upu moni o le Aganu'u a Samoa e le 'ao'aoina i totonu o ni Faleaoga ma luga o ni laulau, e le tusitusia fo'i pe faitau mai i ni pepa, o se maitau atu i ai, o lea ua va'aia i aso nei le popo'ega ma le atugaluga na popo'e i ai Tuaa ua i lagi la latou folauga, na o latou i'ite e sau aso o le a se'e fa'a-ula-vai ai le Aganu'u mamalu a Samoa, ma ua sese ese ma le ala-fua ua uma ona fa'ata'oto, Ou te tautala ma lo'u fa'aaloalo, 'ao le vaivaiga o le mea nei o le Toeaina e matuai le maua ai lava se fa'a-aganu'uina o se Tama ma se Teine Samoa i la outou ata o lo'o fa'aali nei, Manuia le Aso
to tackle the Samoan Language -- the trainers should focus on the Primary level first.. then the intermediate level and lastly the Advance level...o loo maokua kele faakigoiga e gisi o le Akuguu o loo